Tag Archives: 25(e)(1)

No Call No Show Can Result in Unemployment Benefits

Posted on February 12, 2016 by Admin

Recently, the unemployment office issued a decision upholding its initial determination that Attorney Murphy’s client was entitled to receive unemployment benefits. The client’s former employer appealed the determination stating the client quit her job by virtue of a “no-call, no … Continue reading →

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Human Resource Manager Vindicated

Posted on February 19, 2015 by Admin

Recently, Attorney Murphy’s client, former human resources manager of a reputable k-12 mathematics program, received a favorable decision after a highly contentious unemployment hearing.  The unemployment office initially denied the client’s claim stating that the client resigned because he disagreed … Continue reading →

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Good Employee Falls Through the Cracks

Posted on January 30, 2014 by Admin

Recently, Attorney Murphy’s client received a favorable decision after an administrative unemployment benefits hearing of the Division of Unemployment Assistance (DUA).  The DUA originally denied the client unemployment benefits because he quit his job.  The client was a high performing … Continue reading →

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